PuckProspect.com Hockey Scouting and Hockey Recruiting Website Enjoys Unique Bragging Rights!

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2010-12-27

VANCOUVER, BC, December 27, 2010 (Press-News.org) PuckProspect.com's (www.puckprospect.com) premier hockey scouting and hockey recruiting service has been in operations now for approximately nine months.

During these past nine months, PuckProspect.com has amassed a player database representing hockey players from not only North America, but also from as far away as the Czech Republic. They have also had a coach from Sweden's well known Djurgarden Hockey Club register as a member.

PuckProspect.com's Mission Statement is "to provide players with the best opportunity to get scouted and recruited, and for scouts to have the most convenient and effective scouting tool at their disposal to access an extensive database of yet untapped hockey talent." So far, the feedback from its member players has been extremely encouraging. Judging by the player member's activity levels, based on the number of hockey players sending out their personalized player profiles to the site's over 700 hockey scouts, hockey coaches and hockey programs, PuckProspect.com has created a unique niche for hockey players to 'Get Noticed'.

A simple keyword search of hockey recruiting and hockey scouting websites shows PuckProspect's consistently high ranking. It remains to be seen when 'the pretenders' eventually come onto the hockey recruiting and scouting scene, but until then, PuckProspect.com's momentum is sure to continue as it paves the way as the web's most effective and helpful online hockey-specific recruiting and hockey-specific scouting service.

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